Malu is a student who came from Portugal to Brazil in order to research for her studies as an anthropologist. Her trip to a small village in Florianópolis, though, has taken her to a new place, making her beliefs in the supernatural an important factor for her personal growth. As Malu gets involved with the case of a little girl who suddenly falls sick, she discovers a new mysterious world.
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A Antropóloga - Trailer Oficial
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Trailer - A Antropóloga (Oficial)
Aos 33 anos a açoriana Malu realiza na Costa da Lagoa em Florianópolis sua primeira pesquisa de campo como antropóloga. Mais do que um marco em sua ...
Trailer A Antropóloga Oficial
Trailer Oficial do longa "A Antropóloga" Ano de Lançamento: 2011 Diretor: Zeca Pires Elenco: Larissa Bracher Rafaela Rocha de Barcelos Sandra Ouriques ...
"A Antropóloga" 2011
A Antropóloga full hd movie trailer.
A Antropologa (Brasil)
Costa da Lagoa reduto açoriano na ilha de Santa Catarina. Malú (Larissa Bracher) tem 33 anos e realiza no local sua pesquisa de doutorado na área de ...
Teaser A ANTROPÓLOGA
Mundo Imaginário Produções Apresenta A ANTROPÓLOGA de Zeca Nunes Pires Em breve nos cinemas Distribuição IMAGEM FILMES.
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